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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, January 24,1990 Women's Teams Compete this Week-end by Brad Kelly Six • of Ontario's best women's hockey teams, will invade the Bowmanville Recreation Complex this weekend, in search of a Provincial Provincial Title. The Toronto Aeros, Hamilton Hamilton Golden Hawks, and Sarnia Starfires will compete compete in the 'A' Pool, leaving the Mississauga Warriors, Brampton Canadettes, and Scarborough Sting to battle in the 'B' Pool. Each team will play the other teams in their pool once, with the top two teams in each pool playing playing the second place team in the opposite pool in the semi-finals. The winners of the semis will have a showdown showdown for the Provincial title on Sunday at 5:00. The winning winning team will go on to represent represent Ontario at the National National Championships in late March. The Hamilton Golden Hawks had put together a string of five consecutive titles, titles, but were dethroned by the Toronto Aeros last year. This year will mark the first year that the Senior 'A' Provincial Championships will be non-contact. Eleven players who will be participating in the tournament, tournament, had a try-out with the Canadian National team last week. Five of those players, including two each from Hamilton and Toronto, and one from Mississauga, were chosen to play on the team. The team is in preparation preparation for the first world championships in Ottawa, from March 19-25. Teams from Finland, Japan, Norway, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United States, and West Germany will also be participating participating in the eight team tournament. i sir sisa The Ladies Senior'A' Provincial Hockey Championships Championships will be taking place at the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex this weekend. Along with the Provincial Tournament, the Bowmanville Intermediate Girls team will be competing against Picton and Trenton in a House League Tournament. Members of the Toro Girls' Team are, front row, (1-r), Tammy Johnston, Cynthia Hilliard, Tina Millson, Tammy Fowler, Shannon Shannon Houston. Back row, (1-r), Leanne Floyd, Melanie Brown, Annissa Aus, Joanna Hall, Tracie Osier, Denise Denise Budgen. The Canadian Women's Hockey Association is hoping hoping that the International Olympic Committee will include include women's hockey as a full-fledged Olympic discipline discipline in France in 1992, or Norway ip 1996. In addition to the Senior 'A' tournament, the Bowmanville Bowmanville Toro Girls' team will be participating in a three team round robin tournament tournament with Trenton and Picton. The final game will get under way on Sunday at 1:55 p.m. There will also be a sledge hockey game on Sunday Sunday at 3:35 p.m. Members from Variety Village will be participating in the game. The opening ceremonies will get begin on Friday night at 8:15. Harvey Webster Webster will have the honour of being the Master of Ceremonies, Ceremonies, and Mayor Marie Hubbard Hubbard will be participating in the opening face-off. Rotary Looks Good During 5-1 Victory Through a fine positional game, Rotary recently gained a 5-1 victory over À and R Flooring. ' All three lines chipped in on the win. Team leading scorer Andrew Smale with wingers Drew Passant and Cathy Edwards scored three. The line of Michael Michael Knox, Alex Taylor, and Justin Osborne scored one, with Justin getting his first of the year. The other line of Andrew Warren, Tyson Crocker and Johnathan Ross scored the other goal with Johnathan netting it from Andrew. Goal tender Erik Smale played his steady game with defensive help from Jay Henderson, Tyler Lucas, Michael Michael Allen and Philip Hopkins. Hopkins. CIRCUS OF SAVINGS Mall-wide Sales that will drive you wild! 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